Horror for english

conceive

to form or develop an idea in the mind

vex

to confuse or annoy

stifle

(v.) to smother, prevent from breathing; to hold back or choke off

crevice

a narrow crack

audacity

shameless daring or boldness

vehemently

do something with strong emotion

derision

making fun of someone in a mean or disrespectful way

hypocritial

Giving a false appearance; saying one thing, but doing another

peril

something that is dangerous

condole

to express sympathy or sorrow

grimace

a facial expression of fear, disapproval, or pain

fate

things that happen in life that you can't control or change

credulity

believing things too easily without proof

prosaic

somthing is boring or ordinary

resignation

accepting something unpleasant without trying to change it

compensation

something given to make up for something else

convention

meeting

irony

when something happens that's the opposite of what's expected

intensify

to make it stronger or more extreme

justify

to show that something is right or reasonable

Parallel

line side by side that did not touch each other

quest

a search, hunt; to search, seek, ask